Talkies Channels Childrens Outdoor Adventures Kids' Electronics Review

my daughter loves it. She's calling me for some reason. Did she go potty? radio dad spilled juice? radio dad Don't want to take a nap? radio dad It was an amazingly reliable walkie-talkie that made a splash. I highly recommend it.

Battery drains like crazy. If we didn't turn them off we would have to dial every day and if we turn them off it would be hard to remember to turn them on when we want to receive messages. I wish they could charge like a phone. The Wong Canal is also easily accessible.

I am very surprised at how good they are at such a low price! The sound is very clear, the keys are comfortable. My 4 year old has no problem with it. The range is also incredibly large for such a small and inexpensive walkie-talkie. I am very happy with this purchase.

Gifted to a 5 year old girl, she loves it! She brought them for Christmas and used them with her friends. The only downside is that the channels are received on local channels - something you'll notice in a big city but probably won't be a problem in the suburbs - which can happen with any radio, not just this one.

This two way walkie talkie is amazing. During this pandemic kids have been trying to find ways to have fun at home and this has definitely made the kids even happier as they have been able to talk to each other from different rooms of the house and even play outside. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a great walker for kids and adults.

I like to play with my goddaughter (5) with walkie-talkies. But initially they seemed a bit advanced and difficult to use even for me as an adult. But one day my husband was able to explain to us how they work, have fun and play with them for many hours. The next time we used the radio, however, the batteries were dead. It was really disappointing

Easy to use. I bought these for my mother who was diagnosed with vascular dementia 5 years ago. She has a phone, but she was fixated on dialing random numbers from TV commercials, so the calls came from all sorts of people. I took the phone and replaced it with a walkie-talkie. It's easy for her memory to press the talk button, she thinks it's a phone, and of course she's talking to me, but it's much safer and more secure that way.

These walkie talkies are great when they work but they drain the batteries faster than any product I have ever used. Fresh batteries last about 1 week in all the phones we use. Of course, the flashlight drains the battery faster, but we try not to use it too often. So if the batteries lasted longer they would be ideal, but changing batteries frequently has greatly increased the cost of using these walkie talkies. I would probably choose a different set if I made my choice again.

My girls (5 & 7) are obsessed with these radios! We originally bought these as a birthday present for a party that was postponed indefinitely, so in a fit of "Day 1 for the foreseeable future home from school with the kids" desperation I opened them up and gifted them to the kids. For the next 3 hours all I heard was giggles and beeps as they ran in and out of the house. They both woke up this morning and asked what they need to do before they play walkie-talkies again today. so these villains…